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Interview with Laura Lagomarsino, winner of the Ernst Mayr award at Evolution 2016

This week's post is reproduced with permission from the New Phytologist blog. Written by Mike Whitfield. During Evolution 2016, I spoke to Laura Lagomarsino, New Phytologist author and one of the winners of the Ernst Mayr Award. Awarded each year by the Society of Systematic…

Isabel28/07/2016

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A postcard from the Spanish Society of Plant Physiology

The Spanish Society of Plant Physiology (Sociedad Española de Fisiología Vegetal; SEFV) is a society for scientific professionals with an interest in how plant organs, tissues, cells, organelles, genes, and molecules function, not only individually but also through their interaction…

Isabel14/07/2016

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Resilient cropping systems for the future

Dr John Kirkegaard, CSIRO, Australia Last year Dr John Kirkegaard (CSIRO, Australia) gave a fantastic presentation to the Stress Resilience Forum hosted by the Society for Experimental Biology and the Global Plant Council. He discussed the need for resilient cropping…

Isabel30/06/2016

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Let’s get Plantae!

So you’re hearing good things about the new plant science networking platform Plantae and want to get involved? You’ve come to the right blog post! Read on to learn how to set up your profile, find friends and get involved…

Isabel26/06/2016

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